The amateur race is drawing to a close and the superb Get Inspired coverage of it may have finished but there will be a live stream of the Surrey Classic 100 on the red button and this page.
That race has started - and Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish are among those involved as they go in search of glory on the streets of London.
Goodbye from RideLondon
The riders are still going strong, and some of them might be at it for a while yet but there will be no more live text commentary. Thank you for your input, and remember that you can watch the RideLondon Classic race on BBC One between 18:05-18:35 BST and the web stream on this page will continue until 18:35 BST. We've had a wheelie good time.
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It's a fabulous event, it's an incredible day and having done three of them, they've all been quite different. I love seeing the diversity of people, it makes me very proud to be British. It's not just the cyclists, it's the people, the volunteers.
By now some of the cyclists will have been sat in the saddle for nearly 4 or 5 hours. Hope they read our handy guide on how do you avoid getting a sore bum!
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Kate Kerr: "Go Daddy!" Cycling the 100mile Ride London race in honour of my Momma, aka GranGran, who passed away
Craig Green is riding for fun today, but recently he's been racing to get noticed by Team GB! Craig has a condition called Poland Syndrome. After years of feeling like he had to prove that he was "normal", sometimes to his detriment, Craig started to get an appreciation for his disability.
Watching the 2012 Paralympic Games had a humbling effect on him, and he's been cycling ever since in the hope of making Team GB in 2016. Read more of Craig's inspirational story.
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Shane Williams at the finish
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Quote Message: The crowd were amazing. People on the street with jelly babies! I'd love to come back and do it again. There were a couple of Welsh flags along the way and a Welsh family at the finish line. You enjoy every second from start to finish. You get to ride a bike around London with no cars beeping at you! from Shane Williams Former Ospreys and Wales rugby player
The crowd were amazing. People on the street with jelly babies! I'd love to come back and do it again. There were a couple of Welsh flags along the way and a Welsh family at the finish line. You enjoy every second from start to finish. You get to ride a bike around London with no cars beeping at you!
Get involved #RideLondon
Not only are there spectators watching on horses but dogs tweeting! What next at #RideLondon?
Over 25,000 men and women just like you are out riding today. Some for causes that are close to their hearts, some just for the love of a good challenge.
If RideLondon has inspired you to start cycling or to dust down your old bike and get back on the saddle
take a look at this guide
to getting into cycling.
Practice makes perfect
Katrina and Colin are riding today in honour of their daughter who has leukaemia. Here they are after completing Box Hill. They've let us know that they've practiced it a few times which is why they look so relaxed!
The tough part is done now - you can do it, not far to go.
Laura Trott took part in today's ride (after coming 8th in yesterday's RideLondon GrandPrix) and is looking extremely fresh and calm. The double Olympic gold medalist looks like she could ride it again!
No member of the family missed out on yesterdays Free Cycle across London. We're not sure that the dogs are getting any exercise, but they look happy to be taken for a ride. Less Doggy bag and more of a doggy box.
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Getting creative with lycra
It's Super Girl Kaye, Batman Mark and Wonder Woman Caroline!
Has all this cycling got you thinking about how you can make getting on your bike a part of your routine?Read thisto find out how to turn into a cycling commuter and reap the health benefits of time on your bike...just don't let your mobile phone distract you!
You might notice a few familiar faces riding the 100 today. One of them is former NBA basketball player John Amaechi who's bike is over 5 foot high. Here he is with it making his trainer's bike look like a toy.
From blinging up your bike to customising your tabard or just a moment on the grass with a picnic, yesterday's festival of cycling had something for everyone. Pop it in your diary for next year.
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Raising money and awareness
Riding 100 miles up and down hills isn't your everyday challenge and all of today's riders have their own reason for taking it on. For Lisa Rodrigues it is an opportunity to expand on her campaigning to stigma of mental illness.
"Cycling is not by any means a cure for depression, but it can help with prevention" says Lisa, who will have her 60th birthday in 11 days time. Read more from Lisa, and other inspirational riders out there today.
If you fancy a cycling challenge but can't see yourself riding a sportive, take a look at the different options and Get Inspired for Sports Relief. Challenges start at 1 mile (you can leave the other 99 for another time).
Spotted today, Martin Johnson and Matt Dawson getting on their bikes - it may be retirement from rugby but they are certainly keeping fit in other ways.
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Fingers (and legs) crossed for you guys!
Dressed and ready for the Brompton World Championships
RideLondon weekend update
Straighten those ties and polish those shoes...
This race is serious business at RideLondon. There's no lycra in sight but don't let that fool you, these chaps are in it to win it!
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Fold-up bikes are serious business - you can see from the expressions on their faces that it was a fiercely contested race!
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Over 500 blazer clad riders raced to unfold their bikes and ride 8 laps around St James's Park. Well done to Mark Emsley,defending champion and this year's winner!
Cyclists this weekend are being treated to some of London's most iconic sights on the route. From Buckingham Palace to Big Ben and Trafalgar Square, what a great way to be a tourist in your own capital.
Lorna Russell decided on her 50th birthday that she was going to volunteer at 50 events in 50 consecutive weeks and RideLondon is one of them. Lorna - you're amazing!
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Quote Message: It's all about the visitor experience. I've got the volunteering bug! You get to see parts of London you've never seen before. from Lorna Russell Volunteer at RideLondon
It's all about the visitor experience. I've got the volunteering bug! You get to see parts of London you've never seen before.
Think you could give some of your time for either a one off sport event or to a local club? Find out how you can make a difference and be a part of the #BigHelpOut. We'll let Eddie Izzard tell you more.
Tricycles are for everyone
Michael Keen and fellow members of the club travelled from Hackney, Cheshire and Nottinghampshire to give their tricycles a run on the streets of London.
"Tricycles are for everyone of all ages and abilities" said Michael. "They offer extra stability for those who aren't as confident on 2 wheels. For those who want something a bit more extreme there are tricycle races and for those who want something a bit more sociable there is the tandem tricycle option".
Italian Francesco Cipolletta was the first to arrive at The Mall, seen here with and his cousin/translater who wasn't too far behind. Well done to them both!
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One of the first women home...
43 year old Maddy Lee-Smith was one of the first women to return home. She looks so happy and we don't blame you Maddy, 100 miles is quite a feat!
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Quote Message: It's brilliant, to see so many people as we came back in, just giving it a go, is fantastic. from Maddy Lee-Smith
It's brilliant, to see so many people as we came back in, just giving it a go, is fantastic.
Leith Hill - too much for some
These hills are tough, especially after cycling 55 miles. Gather your strength and keep going - there's still Box Hill to go!
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Race Report: Handcycle Classic
RideLondon Weekend update
30 hopefuls set off at 8:30 this morning.
15 mile route starting in Kingston upon Thames.
Jennifer Browning took home the win for the ladies in a strong race.
Brian Aldis took home the win for the men with a great lead. He was 1.5 minutes ahead of the rest of the pack.
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Quote Message: There was a good atmosphere out there even though it was early. So pleased to win its such a unique event from Jennifer Browning Women's Handcycle Classic winner
There was a good atmosphere out there even though it was early. So pleased to win its such a unique event
Quote Message: It was a great atmosphere. I went hard early on and I was really hurting but by 11 miles, I had a lead of 1 ½ minutes from Brian Aldis Men's Handcycle Classic winner
It was a great atmosphere. I went hard early on and I was really hurting but by 11 miles, I had a lead of 1 ½ minutes
An event like this is full of inspiring people and stories. Here's just one.
Pam (68) is riding for lung cancer, in memory of her late father. She hadn't done that much riding before the 6 weeks leading up to this sportive, but her determination has gotten her here today. One of her fellow riders described her as "the most inspirational women I've ever met". Pam even bought the drop handle bars especially.
It takes a while to set off when there are over 25,000 amateur cyclists at the start line.
We've heard reports that there was a great feeling of camaraderie in the riders as they started their walk to the starting line. Spirits were high and there was a lot of smiling, creating an amazing atmosphere - even before 6am! That's a great way to start.
Here on the live text we'll keep you posted on the mass participation sportive, bringing you the latest from the riders and supporters, and generally showing you a good time.
Over on BBC Two you can see more from the RideLondon-Surrey 100 between 10:00-10:30 BST. The RideLondon-Surrey Classic race will be live on the Red Button between 14:30-15:30, and then on BBC One between 15:05-18:35. Told you there was a lot of cycling going on.
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It's already been a full weekend of cycling fun (more on that as we go). Right now we have over 25,000 amateur cyclist riding the London-Surrey 100 mass participation event. Think London marathon on two wheels.
Riders have been taking off since 6am this morning, starting in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and will continue on through Surrey's countryside before returning to the capital to finish in The Mall in front of Buckingham Palace. Some are doing it for charity, some for fun, but everyone is doing it for the love of cycling.
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- 15 mile route starting in Kingston upon Thames.
- Jennifer Browning took home the win for the ladies in a strong race.
- Brian Aldis took home the win for the men with a great lead. He was 1.5 minutes ahead of the rest of the pack.
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- Lots of strong attacking during the race
- Big crash at the start of last lap but no major injuries
- Sprint for the finish, won by Italian rider Barbara Guarischi of the Velocio SRAM team
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Latest PostRideLondon - Surrey Classic
The amateur race is drawing to a close and the superb Get Inspired coverage of it may have finished but there will be a live stream of the Surrey Classic 100 on the red button and this page.
That race has started - and Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish are among those involved as they go in search of glory on the streets of London.
Goodbye from RideLondon
The riders are still going strong, and some of them might be at it for a while yet but there will be no more live text commentary. Thank you for your input, and remember that you can watch the RideLondon Classic race on BBC One between 18:05-18:35 BST and the web stream on this page will continue until 18:35 BST. We've had a wheelie good time.
Get involved #RideLondon
Great picture from the air Can you tag yourself?
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Inspired to give it a go?
Entry to the RideLondon-Surrey 100 is done through a ballot process.
If you fancy putting yourself in the running for a place in 2016, visit RideLondon on Monday,10 August 2015 when the ballot opens.
Good luck!
Get involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Matt Dawson on RideLondon
Get involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Ouch!
By now some of the cyclists will have been sat in the saddle for nearly 4 or 5 hours. Hope they read our handy guide on how do you avoid getting a sore bum!
Get involved #RideLondon
Kate Kerr: "Go Daddy!" Cycling the 100mile Ride London race in honour of my Momma, aka GranGran, who passed away
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Dreams of Rio 2016
Craig Green is riding for fun today, but recently he's been racing to get noticed by Team GB! Craig has a condition called Poland Syndrome. After years of feeling like he had to prove that he was "normal", sometimes to his detriment, Craig started to get an appreciation for his disability.
Watching the 2012 Paralympic Games had a humbling effect on him, and he's been cycling ever since in the hope of making Team GB in 2016. Read more of Craig's inspirational story.
Shane Williams at the finish
Get involved #RideLondon
Not only are there spectators watching on horses but dogs tweeting! What next at #RideLondon?
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
RideLondon in Numbers
34,000 Bananas
130,000 liters of Water
750 is the number of toilets
28,800 Fig rolls
116 Pubs along the route
I love to ride my bicycle. I love to ride my bike.
If this got you thinking 'yes! I would like to ride a bike and get into cycling' then use our Activity Finder to search for activities near you.
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So lovely to hear your good luck messages. Here are some from Rachel Davis and her family:
Hi Dad,
Hope you are doing well. According to the app, you have overtaken Ben, and you are quite far ahead! Hope you don't fall off that much.
Callum
Hi Dad,
You are doing really well, keep on going. YOUVE OVER TAKEN YOUR MATE!!
Well done
Lots of love xxx
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Quick peek at the medals
These medals are great. Well done to all those crossing the line that will receive them today!
Get involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
When were you last on a bike?
Over 25,000 men and women just like you are out riding today. Some for causes that are close to their hearts, some just for the love of a good challenge.
If RideLondon has inspired you to start cycling or to dust down your old bike and get back on the saddle take a look at this guide to getting into cycling.
Practice makes perfect
Katrina and Colin are riding today in honour of their daughter who has leukaemia. Here they are after completing Box Hill. They've let us know that they've practiced it a few times which is why they look so relaxed!
The tough part is done now - you can do it, not far to go.
Get Involved #RideLondon
There's always time for cake! We like your style.
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
She makes it look so easy
Laura Trott took part in today's ride (after coming 8th in yesterday's RideLondon GrandPrix) and is looking extremely fresh and calm. The double Olympic gold medalist looks like she could ride it again!
Sorry cat lovers...
Spotted at Saturday's FreeCycle
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Doggy comes along for the ride!
Spotted on Saturday's FreeCycle
No member of the family missed out on yesterdays Free Cycle across London. We're not sure that the dogs are getting any exercise, but they look happy to be taken for a ride. Less Doggy bag and more of a doggy box.
Getting creative with lycra
It's Super Girl Kaye, Batman Mark and Wonder Woman Caroline!
We've got our 'eyes' on you...
Get Involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Commuter Dash
Has all this cycling got you thinking about how you can make getting on your bike a part of your routine?Read thisto find out how to turn into a cycling commuter and reap the health benefits of time on your bike...just don't let your mobile phone distract you!
Get Involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Is that a Penny Farthing?
Spotted at Saturday's FreeCycle
However you choose to ride, there's a bike for you...
Whether it's a Penny Farthing:
Or a bicycle made for... 6
From triple jump to cycling
It's great to see Jonathan Edwards here this weekend. We spotted him yesterday and wish him luck for the 100 today!
And here he is! A quick chat then off to freshen up before he starts his commentating duties on the men's elite race this afternoon.
Get Involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
His bike is how big?
You might notice a few familiar faces riding the 100 today. One of them is former NBA basketball player John Amaechi who's bike is over 5 foot high. Here he is with it making his trainer's bike look like a toy.
Get Inspired caught up with the man himself to pick up some training tips.
Get Involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Saturday's Festival Fun
RideLondon Weekend update
From blinging up your bike to customising your tabard or just a moment on the grass with a picnic, yesterday's festival of cycling had something for everyone. Pop it in your diary for next year.
Raising money and awareness
Riding 100 miles up and down hills isn't your everyday challenge and all of today's riders have their own reason for taking it on. For Lisa Rodrigues it is an opportunity to expand on her campaigning to stigma of mental illness.
"Cycling is not by any means a cure for depression, but it can help with prevention" says Lisa, who will have her 60th birthday in 11 days time. Read more from Lisa, and other inspirational riders out there today.
Get involved #RideLondon
Hannah Wailoo: Bravo to the cyclists! @cyclingsteve21@gordondeas@RichardWerner01@SpinnBok#RideLondon
Johnathan Grey: Get the pedal to the floor lads #RideLondon
OneMansNote: When you feel like quitting, think about why you started #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
100 Miles too far?
If you fancy a cycling challenge but can't see yourself riding a sportive, take a look at the different options and Get Inspired for Sports Relief. Challenges start at 1 mile (you can leave the other 99 for another time).
Get involved via #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Rugby Guys are on two wheels
Spotted today, Martin Johnson and Matt Dawson getting on their bikes - it may be retirement from rugby but they are certainly keeping fit in other ways.
Get Involved #RideLondon
Fingers (and legs) crossed for you guys!
Dressed and ready for the Brompton World Championships
RideLondon weekend update
Straighten those ties and polish those shoes...
This race is serious business at RideLondon. There's no lycra in sight but don't let that fool you, these chaps are in it to win it!
Fold-up bikes are serious business - you can see from the expressions on their faces that it was a fiercely contested race!
Over 500 blazer clad riders raced to unfold their bikes and ride 8 laps around St James's Park. Well done to Mark Emsley,defending champion and this year's winner!
Get involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Hosen Brass entertaining the cyclists
Bob, Andy, Will, Sean and Danny are entertaining the cyclists as they pass St Pauls. Do you take requests guys?
Ouch!
Ow! James Ferguson getting your legs waxed in preparation for the ride today. You're a brave man. Thanks for sharing this on social media yesterday!
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Get involved #RideLondon
Send your messages of support on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
What a fantastic way to see London!
Spotted at Saturday's FreeCycle
Cyclists this weekend are being treated to some of London's most iconic sights on the route. From Buckingham Palace to Big Ben and Trafalgar Square, what a great way to be a tourist in your own capital.
Get involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Volunteering at 50 events in 50 weeks!
Lorna Russell decided on her 50th birthday that she was going to volunteer at 50 events in 50 consecutive weeks and RideLondon is one of them. Lorna - you're amazing!
Think you could give some of your time for either a one off sport event or to a local club? Find out how you can make a difference and be a part of the #BigHelpOut. We'll let Eddie Izzard tell you more.
Tricycles are for everyone
Michael Keen and fellow members of the club travelled from Hackney, Cheshire and Nottinghampshire to give their tricycles a run on the streets of London.
"Tricycles are for everyone of all ages and abilities" said Michael. "They offer extra stability for those who aren't as confident on 2 wheels. For those who want something a bit more extreme there are tricycle races and for those who want something a bit more sociable there is the tandem tricycle option".
Get involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
First across the line!
The cyclists are starting to finish. You did it!
Italian Francesco Cipolletta was the first to arrive at The Mall, seen here with and his cousin/translater who wasn't too far behind. Well done to them both!
One of the first women home...
43 year old Maddy Lee-Smith was one of the first women to return home. She looks so happy and we don't blame you Maddy, 100 miles is quite a feat!
Leith Hill - too much for some
These hills are tough, especially after cycling 55 miles. Gather your strength and keep going - there's still Box Hill to go!
Race Report: Handcycle Classic
RideLondon Weekend update
Get involved #RideLondon
Wonder if this made from Wimbledon's Prime Lawn?
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Trained in 6 weeks
An event like this is full of inspiring people and stories. Here's just one.
Pam (68) is riding for lung cancer, in memory of her late father. She hadn't done that much riding before the 6 weeks leading up to this sportive, but her determination has gotten her here today. One of her fellow riders described her as "the most inspirational women I've ever met". Pam even bought the drop handle bars especially.
Get involved #RideLondon
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Race Report: RideLondon Grand Prix
RideLondon weekend update
You can read a full report on BBC Sport.
And they're off...
Good luck to all of today's riders - see you in 100 miles!
Warning: you may not recognise London today...
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
That's the spirit!
It takes a while to set off when there are over 25,000 amateur cyclists at the start line.
We've heard reports that there was a great feeling of camaraderie in the riders as they started their walk to the starting line. Spirits were high and there was a lot of smiling, creating an amazing atmosphere - even before 6am! That's a great way to start.
And here they are getting ready to go live
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #RideLondon on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
RideLondon on the BBC
Here on the live text we'll keep you posted on the mass participation sportive, bringing you the latest from the riders and supporters, and generally showing you a good time.
Over on BBC Two you can see more from the RideLondon-Surrey 100 between 10:00-10:30 BST. The RideLondon-Surrey Classic race will be live on the Red Button between 14:30-15:30, and then on BBC One between 15:05-18:35. Told you there was a lot of cycling going on.
Post update
Hello and welcome to RideLondon!
It's already been a full weekend of cycling fun (more on that as we go). Right now we have over 25,000 amateur cyclist riding the London-Surrey 100 mass participation event. Think London marathon on two wheels.
Riders have been taking off since 6am this morning, starting in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and will continue on through Surrey's countryside before returning to the capital to finish in The Mall in front of Buckingham Palace. Some are doing it for charity, some for fun, but everyone is doing it for the love of cycling.